Yeah, I bought a 4150 XXK. I saw a lot of positive feedback for him on SD (if SD is credible for ANYTHING ). As far as feedback, I just bought the amp 2 days ago, and it was late at night so he couldn't ship it until yesterday. He's given me the tracking #, I've verified it with UPS and he got all my info correct, shipment is on time and scheduled to get here next Thursday. Check in with me then and I'll let you know, so far he's been a great guy to deal with.
Im going to get that amp off him. IM sending him a paypal payment on monday. He is holding it for me. I think it will do nicely at 900 x 1 @ 4 ohm bridged to the ID MAX 12.
I also have a Rockford Fosgate 800a2 that is underated and a nice amp.
Sure did, meant to tell you, but I've been truck shopping. Amp got in on time, he packaged it well. Amp looks better than the picture would make you think, and I went ahead and tested it and it works perfect.
Haven't installed it yet, just tested it. In the next few weeks or so I'm getting a new truck, so I won't begin any big audio installs until after then. Eventually the amp will push some SEAS Lotus equipment (Reference components, 10 or 12" sub on rear channels bridged). Should be really nice
It's looking pretty sexy sitting in my room ATM, though, tempting to say the least...
Isaac, when i removed the power from the arc audio amp. The noise we were talking about on the other thread went away. The guy who installed it say's its probably because the arc amp is pulling alot of current.. Im not sure if he knows what hes talking about. I told him that it could be a ground loop but he didnt say anything. I dont feel comfortable with him doing the system anymore since he also screwed up somthing on my left tweeter. The tweeter on the left side plays lower then the one on the right side. Its not the attenuation but i think its the wiring possibly. The amp channels are both working fine. Crossovers have been swapped out and its not the crossovers either. Im so pissed right now with all these problems.
I will have him rewire the tweeters to the crossovers on both sides and make sure the problem is solved. IM also going to make him upgrade the 8 gauge to the arc amp to 4 gauge.
So you think its the ground problem with the extra noise that was coming in ?
Nice looking install. The only thing you might want to think about is the vibration the amps will be getting once the sub in installed. The trunk lid usually gets beat up badly. Therefore, anything attached to it will get shaken. I have my amps in the spare tire compartment.
I was until they stopped production on the V.3's. They are relocating the company(ID) and they are releasing a new line of products like the New ID MAX 12 V.4 which is suppose to be out this summer. I will finish my system with that as a single sub setup. I also like my SQL type of deep bass with excellant SQ like the Arsenal 12's. That will be my SQL setup and the ID MAX 12 will be my SQ setup.
thats cool. i would love to go to Ireland one day. i am Irish/Austrian, and i can immitate the boondock saints pretty well so maybe i would fit in. lol
have you ever heard the Iridium 3-ways?....HEaven in a hand basket
Yeah and I was under impression that a proper system is one that will play what is recorded, so if it's bass it has to play it. So if you crank it up, it cranks up across the board and does not leave bass behind. A proper syst. even has to be able to get below 20hz, but accurately.
So your impression of SQ system is: it shouldn't play across the board (20 - 20000)?
So SQ = sound quality and it stands for improper sound reproduction???
SQ system is this.....an accurate reproduction of music.....which means no extra bass or upping the lower end freq. onyour HU to boost bass beyond what the original recording was.
like when you put in your favorite rap CD....and turn the sub-level-out on your HU up.....you have just gone from SQ to SQL(provided you have a system that sounds good in the first place)
boosting the sub-bass freq. thus takes the original recording and alters it....adding....more....bass. so it is no longer a SQ system
right right the more bass you add...the less you are at SQ and the more you are at SQL. and when you have so much bass that is sounds like crap as b/c you can barely hear the words.....you have arrived at an SPL system = d00d00. lol
). As far as feedback, I just bought the amp 2 days ago, and it was late at night so he couldn't ship it until yesterday. He's given me the tracking #, I've verified it with UPS and he got all my info correct, shipment is on time and scheduled to get here next Thursday. Check in with me then and I'll let you know, so far he's been a great guy to deal with. 
lol